The 630 sideboard with one side open: the oval painted on the front, the side scrolls and the shelves that appear in the side

Antica Firenze · Sideboards

Sideboard 630, the sides open

It opens at the side, not at the front

  • Item630
  • Dimensions162 × 66 × h 116 cm

On request

The price is worked out together with the piece

This piece is made to measure, and until the measurements are known there is no price. Write down what you need here: the request goes to Tuscany Market Hub, and we pass it on to L'ARTES.

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Designed, built and finished inside the workshop, in Tavarnelle Val di Pesa.

The piece

The front is taken up almost entirely by a hand-painted oval — a bunch of flowers on a light ground — and at either side two heavy scrolls run down from the top to the base. Inside those scrolls are the sides that open: they open sideways, and the shelves are behind them.

Opening at the side rather than the front is a choice that frees the whole front for the painting, and it costs in the joinery: the hinges work on a curved panel, and the weight of the scroll bears on them every time it is opened. One meter sixty-two wide by one meter sixteen high, sixty-six deep. Natural colors and waxes, which are gone over again rather than redone.

How it is made

The finish is the craft: lacquer and gold leaf are the two steps almost everyone subcontracts, and here they stay in house.

Finish
Antica Firenze style, with natural colors and waxes
Dimensions
162 × 66 × h 116 cm
The make-up
Sides that open. The objects and furnishings appearing in the room photographs are not included.
Technique
Shaped body with carved scrolls and sides that open, hand-painted with natural colors and wax-finished.
Range
Antica Firenze
Item
630

The other photograph

The sideboard closed seen from the front: the projecting top, the painted oval and the shaped base

The workshop

L'ARTES

An art furniture workshop in Sambuca, founded in Firenze, in San Frediano, in 1968 by two young artisans trained by the masters of woodcarving. The whole cycle stays inside: the drawing, the unfinished piece, the lacquering, the decoration and the hand gilding. Three lines — Classico, Contemporary and Antica Firenze — and every piece built to the measurements of whoever orders it.

Shaped body with carved scrolls and sides that open, hand-painted with natural colors and wax-finished. · Tavarnelle Val di Pesa · province of FI

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